Nature teaches us that architecture is always morphology. All living forms are the expression of an idea, to mankind the merit of having "stolen" ideas from nature for its own purposes: if we want to collect a liquid the most functional architecture is that of the container, while if we want something slip away, the round shapes are obviously more appropriate. The shape of the material is inextricably linked to its specific characteristic. Man is a creature of nature and it is as if there was also an architecture of the body and face, where the form has specific functions and capabilities and is shaped by the thought form.
To a careful analysis the study of morphology (from the Greek morphé "form" and lògos "study") and physiognomics (from the Greek physis "nature" and gnosis "knowledge") of man reveals an equally indissoluble link between his thought form ( mind) and the shape of its matter (body).
How is it possible? Imagine now to be sad, unmotivated and observe how your body and your face react to a thought of this type: for example we can see how immediately our gaze looks for the floor, the shoulders become limp, the face stretches into a snout endless, the eyebrows tilt down, the mouth curves taking a bitter fold, the body folds back on itself and also changes breathing, which goes down to the abdominal level.
Now imagine having these two types of thoughts lasting for weeks or months: the mental attitude (thought form) would sculpt the expression both in our global form and the specific form of body and face with certain lines. At the end of the process thought (mind) has shaped the shape (body / face).